This book unfolds as a philosophical journey through the symbolic weight of work and its entanglement with identity. In a time when a person's value seems measured by what they produce or deliver, this text questions the logic that turned occupation into the mirror of the self. What remains when the title is gone? Who are we when no longer functional? Across forty continuous reflections, the work invites the reader to remove the layers of performance, status, and urgency — to rediscover the quiet dignity of simply being.

Work, productivity, success, and performance are not treated here as technical concepts, but as expressions of a time when life itself has become a task. Against this rhythm, the book carves questions — and within them, offers traces of a freedom that no role can fully contain.